Menasha Tops Oshkosh to Hand Unbeaten Defeat
Menasha Legion outslugged Oshkosh 9 2 in a Valley Legion game at Sawyer diamond, aided by a four run seventh inning. Bill Stumpf went 4 for 5 including a key three run? double and a triplet later, as Menasha erased a 2 2 tie to grab a 9 2 lead. Oshkosh starter Dave Keamer allowed five walks in five innings while Gene Patzner and Terry Haack sparked Menasha with timely hits. Ostrowski shut down Oshkosh in relief as the Muskies failed to sustain rallies in the late innings.
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Menasha Legion
Oshkosh
Valley Legion Loop
Sawyer Diamond
Dennis Nettzel
Malhery
Kuplitz
Dave Keamer
Menasha
Norm Kumbier
Greg Gaither
Dennis Neitzel
Gaither
Bill Starr
Lemaster Shuts Out Colts as Braves Rise to .500
Denver Lemaster pitched four hits allowed and earned his first shutout of the year helping the Milwaukee Braves beat the Houston Colts 9-0. Lee Maye and Eddie Mathews homered. Maye his fourth and Mathews his tenth. The win lifts Milwaukee to 35-35, halts a skid and puts them six games behind the Giants in the NL. Lemaster improved to 4-4 with a 1.78 ERA over 101 innings.
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Milwaukee
Denver Lemaster
Braves
Lemaster
Lee Maye
Eddie Mathews
Houston Colts
Bobby Bragan
San Francisco Giants
Colts
Houston
Ken Johnson
Cincinnati
Hal Brown
New York Yankee
Ben McMahon
Brave
Six Recreation League softball games scheduled in Oshkosh
Oshkosh tonight features six recreation games with four in the Recreation League. Leach against Oshkosh Motor Truck at 7:45, Beer Garden versus Tower Paint at 8:15 on North Side, Punky’s Fine Food versus Oshkosh Manufacturing Co. at 6:45, Fahrawalds versus Knights of Columbus at 8:15 on South Side, First English Lutheran vs Sacred Heart CYO at 6:30 at Menominee Park, and Billy Club against Action Used Cars at 6:30 at Josslyn Park.
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Oshkosh Recreation
Recreation League
Leach
Oshkosh Motor Truck
Beer Garden
Tower Paint
Punky's Fine Food
Oshkosh Manufacturing Co
Fahrawalds
Knights of Columbus
Sacred Heart Cyo
Menominee Park
Billy Club
Ali Josslyn Park
Giardello Beats Robinson In Philadelphia Bout
Middleweight contender Joey Giardello of Philadelphia defeated Ray Robinson by unanimous decision in a 10 or 30 round bout at Convention Hall. Robinson, 43, was floored in the fourth, rallied in the seventh and eighth, but faded to lose. Giardello remains in line for a title shot in the fall as Robinson’s winning streak ended at five.
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Philadelphia
Sugar J Ray Robinson
Joey Giardello
Convention Hall
Giardello
Ray
Joey
Robinson
Giardecilo
Buck Tiernan
Bob Polis
Lou Press
Sharp
Jesy Giardello
Sugar Ray Robinson
Dick Tiger
Browns Beat Silenced On Quiet Night At Home
In a low scoring game Browns pitcher Lemaster (W444) shut down the opponent as Naish Conlan and Burkhart contributed key hits. McMahon doubled in the sixth, while Perekoudas and 46WP-Lemaster worked in relief. Attendance reached 6,592.
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Fpick Verbbs
Browns
McMahon
Lemaster
Mets Sign High School Star Players
New York Mets announce signings of 26 high school and college stars for bonuses totaling 200000 to 250000. Most players already in Met farm system. Gary Mykkanen of Hawthorne California cited as sought by clubs with a roughly 30000 bonus. Richard Rustek, 21, from Notre Dame, assigned to Buffalo Bisons then Salinas in California League. Salas assigned 10 players. Raleigh six in Carolina League. Auburn three. Quincy Illinois seven in Midwest League.
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New York
New York Mets
Mets
Gary Mykkanen
Hawthorne
Calif
Mykkanen
Richard Rustek
Notre Dame
Buffalo Bisons
The
Bisons
Salinas
Ftustek
Salas
Raleigh
Auburn
Quincy, IL
Fights Last Night By Associated Press
Wilhelm von Homberg of Berlin defeated Bobby Sands of Los Angeles by knockout in a night of boxing action. The Associated Press reports the bout ended decisively with Homberg scoring a knockout in the ninth round.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Wilhelm von Homberg
Berlin
Bobby Sands
Los Angeles
Steede Captures Racing Honors at Shioc ton
Keith Steede of Shiocton wins the feature stock car race Sunday at Shioc ton. Roger Paul finishes second and Lyle Diemer third. Irv Cummings of New London wins the semi windup with Paul Reiden of Appleton second and Al Truedell of Kimberly third. Heat winners include Cummings, Reiden, Mitzke, Merhouse, Paul, Diemel, Fletcher, Thorp. Next Sunday races start 2 p.m. at the track. Row's Bar faces the Billy Club in a Fox Valley softball rematch at Menominee Park diamond No. 1 Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Ron's beat the Billy Club 15-5 in the season opener. both squads sit at 2-1 in league play.
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Keith Steede
Shiocton
Roger Paul
Lyle Diemer
Irv Cummings
New London
Paul Reiden
Appleton
al Truedell
Kimberly
Cummings
Reiden
Lesi Mitzke
Nichols
Jim Mer‘house
Bear Creek
Paul
Lyle Diemel
Navarino
Will ‘Fletcher
Clintonville
Glen Thorp
Row's Bar
Billy Club
Fox i Valley
Menominee Parks
Ron’s
Co Champions Declared For Elks Jamboree
Floyd Wambold and Gordy Tel lock fired two over par 72 s to share the Elks Club Jamboree title at Lakeshore Municipal Golf Course. Pete Felda led seniors with 74, Uno Wahamaki and Henry Kuettner placed second and third. Old Timers winner Coach Bob Rolf shot 76 with Hank Clausen runner up. Special prize went to Al Dunham as oldest player. Felda claimed longest drive on hole two. Schultz longest on hole eleven. Felda also tied for closest to pin on holes six and fifteen. Blind Bogey winners were Mel Kleinschmidt and Earl Tessier. runners up named.
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Floyd Wambold
Gordy Tellock
Elks Club
Lakeshore Municipal
Pete Felda
Uno Wahamaki
Henry Kuettner
Bob Rolf
Hank Clausen
al Dunham
Frank Schultz
Russ Ehrenhardt
Mel Kleinschmidt
Earl Tessier
George Steinhilber
Ronnie Schneider
Jim Williamson
Glen Schroeder
William Murphy
E. §. Schrank
John Perkins
Paul Duex
Jake Dengel
Carl Welk
Harold Zweifel
Valley All Star Contest Slated For July 14
Oshkosh area hurlers headline Fox River Valley All Star team to face first half champions Little Chate Kimber ly in Freedom on July 14. Managers and coaches selected the traveling roster including starters Jim Meyer and pitchers Lappen Burchette and Zentoer with chefs of the field such as Manthey DeWetting Collins and Edinger among others. Coaching duties go to Sanger and Haba with Bestor as manager.
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Oshkosh
Gary Zeatper
Little Chate Kimberly
Freedom
Menasha
Jim Meyer
Zentoer
Bill Lappen
Kaukauna
Bill’ Burchette
Fond du Lac
Howie Manthey
DeWetting
John Collins
Morrison
Tom Edinger
Harrison
Jerry DeBruin
Art Wittman
Marvy Sanger
Dave Haba
Harvey Bestor
Fond Id Lac
Ox Valley
Jim Jaever
Bill Brrchette
Bill Negro
Gary Zenines
Oshkosh Na Ahantheys Freecom
Palmer Tops PGA Money Race After Open Playoff
Arnold Palmer remains lead in the 1963 PGA money list with 63,545 after finishing third in a three way Open playoff won by Boros. Boros moves to second with 59,630, Nicklaus falls to third at 58,690, and Capu t rises to tenth with 19,564 as Lema and Player follow in the top five.
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Dunelix
Fa Wuri
Arnold Palmer
PGA
Palmer
Jacky Cupit
Jelius
Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Capit
Brookline
Mass
Tory Lema
Gary Player
Don Finsterwald
Gene Littler
Dan Sikes Jr
Bruce Crampton
Oshkosh Bowling Monday Eagles Sweepers Victory Details
Martyn Broun rolled 277 and Vern Cartwright 247 lead a string of high scores as Oshkosh bowling results show Eagles sweep with Red Smith 245 and Ray Smith 210 among top efforts. Other notable scores include John Bera 218 Dick Lobby 214 and Tom Luther 164. League leaders include Gary Jero and Dick Knecht with varied results. Pacific Coast League results list Denver 15 San Diego 3 Salt Lake 8 Seattle 35 with only scheduled games noted.
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Monday
Eagles
Martyn Broun
Red Smith
Carl Gauger
Ray Smith
Len Mathe
Tony Kaufman
Vern Cartwright
John Bera
Dick Lobby
Dick Frank
Gary Jero
Dick Knecht
Tom Luther
Rock Woodland
Russ Peffisone
Jim Brent
Rick Hentz
Kim Koeck
Associated Press
Denver
San Diego
Salt Lake
Seattle
Wertschs Open Gap In Classic League
Wertschs Motors extended its winning streak to seven games and moved a full game ahead in the Classic Open League after beating Jack's Club Oasis 1-0 in a tight mound duel. Boettcher earned the win with 13 strikeouts while Bollom allowed four hits. Tom Duex doubled as Wertschs produced its only run in the fifth. Rail moved into second place by defeating My Brother's Place 7-1, scoring six in the final period.
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Wertsch Motors
Wertschs
Jack
Oasis
From Boettcher
Bill Bollom
Bollom
Boettcher
Tom Duex
Ron Inouyer
Rail
Club Oasis
iMy Brother
White Sox
South
Indians
Dave Kester
Sox
Rick Haneman
Gary
Bethke
Park Avenue Bar
City View
Adrian Dadas
George Hohenwalter
Park Ave
Gary Radig
Dave Horejs
Owen's Gas
Kiekhaefers
Dale Wegner
Terry Carroll
Owens
Ron Schneider
Kiekhhiefers
Christ Latheran
St. Mary
Larry Brewer
Ken Patri
Larry Diestier
Ton Dunham
Patri
Gan Keasey
St. Mary - Ome
Christ Luthe
Zuenike
Kickore
Keaiey
Neumann
Dynham
Weener
Caroll
Friedl
Zanger
Gan
Bar
Schettie Bonach Ang Stutz
Redlin
Dadas
Beer Garden
O & Auto Parts
Bouras
Cook and
la Ran
Bro
Harmony
Sue
Nowell
Vanden Hagen
Choi Dasis
Egtem
Kirchhof
Boettcher Ard
Pat Schrage Hurls Two Hitter in AAA Tilt
Pat Schrage pitched a two hitter and homered as the Mets routed the Reds 15-4 in AAA play. Joe Schweske went 3 for 4, Tom Cook and Terry Hamman added two hits for the Reds, while Tim Conk took the loss. Greg Siebold struck out 14 as the Giants edged the Cubs 3-1 with Siebold adding a triple.
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Pat Schrage
Mets
Reds
Schrage
Joe Schweske
Tom Cook
Terry Hamman
Tim Conk
Greg Siebold
Cubs
Giants
Siebold
Randy Zentner
Dodgers
Meisinger
Francis Wagner
Braves
Tom Robl
Bill Fauk
Randy Moldenhauer
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Tom Johnson
Thomas
Starr
Stan Ostrowski
Windhourst
Ostrowski
Doug Neitze
Gsirkash
Abyy
Erickson
Geither
Stumpf Baa
Malborg
Hoernke
Xoplitz
Guick San de
Neitzel
Schoen
Reamer
GiLoughrin
Patmner
Haacks
Parker
Windmourst
Gogolewski
Thomas Ead i Tetats
Yatals
Hil
Fantor Frege
Meresta
God
Ernie Fazio
Houston Celt
Gene Oliver
Jocko Conlan
Brown
Mack Jones
St. Louis Cardinals
Mathews
Ray Robinson
Hrbij
Jones
Maye
Temple
Steede
Daily
Northwestern
Wambold
Tellock
Jim van de Wetting
Fran Gerow
Kaukeuns
Shorsiowa
John Coliing
Saorrison
N Gores
Harrisons
Jerry de Brum
Art Willmann
Marvison
Jim Stacksam
Ford du
Oshkosh Bowling
Wertschs Open
AAA
Jerry Elmer
Steve Strupp
Randy Priem
Pirates
Tim Gaither
Jim Galicia
John Justyman
Mike O’brien
Tigers
Athletics
O'Brien
Dennis Berlowski
Doug Wiley
Tom Warden
Mike Stearns
Angels
Yanks
Lee Lucas
Dan Davis
Gary Grim
Orioles
Steve Stoll
Mike Lenahan
Ricky Golz
Tom Reuchel
Dale Starrett
Gary Moore
Gary Leichtfuss
Mike Hill
Tom Noe
Dick Sedlachek
Mel Ees
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